proform: Definition from Answers.com
proform or pro-form ( ) n. An item in a sentence, typically a pronoun, verb, or
adverb, that substitutes for a constituent phrase or clause, as the.
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What is a pro-adverb?
Jan 5, 2004 ... A pro-adverb is a pro-form that substitutes for an adverb or other expression
having an adverbial function.
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pro tempore: Definition from Answers.com
The adverb pro tempore has one meaning: Meaning #1: for the time being; ... Pro
tempore (pronounced /ˌproʊ ˈtɛmpəriː/) or pro tem is a Latin phrase which ...
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Proadverb (GOLD-2008)
Definition: A Proadverb is a Proform that substitutes for an adverb or other
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pro: West's Encyclopedia of American Law (Full Article) from ...
pro n. , pl. pros . An argument or consideration in favor of something: weighing
the ... The adverb pro has one meaning: Meaning #1: on the affirmative side ...
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WikiAnswers - Verbs and Adverbs Questions including "Is ...
Pro verb-Friend in need is freind indeed? Popularity: 1 • Tools: Recategorize •
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Pro re nata: Definition from Answers.com
pro re nata [L.] according to circumstances; abbreviated prn. ... The adverb has
one meaning: Meaning #1: according to need (physicians use PRN in writing ...
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Do pro-adverbs have a special meaning?
Grammatical pro-adverbs are used to substitute lexemes in a certain context, and
their main function is to refer to a given modifier or to represent it ...
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Ex tempore: Information from Answers.com
The adverb has one meaning: Meaning #1: without preparation. Synonym: off-hand
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Parts of Speech: Pro-forms
We can think of did as a pro-verb. The word too is also a pro-form replacing in
the marathon, and adding the normal adverb too, meaning in addition to the ...
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